trunk
//trʌŋk//
Noun
trunkSingular
trunksPlural
1
The main woody stem of a tree, typically rising from the ground and supporting the branches.
The trunk of the old oak tree was very thick.
2
The long, flexible nose of an elephant.
The elephant used its trunk to pick up the food.
3
A large box or chest used for storing or transporting clothes and other belongings.
She packed her clothes in an old trunk.
4
The main part of the human body apart from the head and limbs; the torso.
The injury was to his trunk, not his arms or legs.
5
The storage compartment of a car, typically at the rear; a boot.
I put the suitcases in the trunk of the car.